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Press
"The band has more cohesiveness than most, thanks in large part to singer Amy Constantine's strong vocal presence. The band's sound is guitar-based but laden with keyboards, featuring some tight playing and skilled performances."
- Mike Breen
"Always an entertaining band to see live. The vocals will knock you on your a**, and make you beg for more. One of Cincinnati's most promising bands to date"
- Venomous Valdez
"'Confident,' 'passionate,' 'diverse,' 'fun' and 'ever-evolving' are terms that can be accurately used to define the band SPIFF." - Dale Johnson
Discography
SPIFF: The EP ('02)
Various short run CDs
Photos
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Bio
It's difficult to explain the presence of strong hooks in songs conceived in an "off-the-cuff" manner, but that is part of the magic of SPIFF's chemistry. They share a vision and subtle communication, always creating together as a group.
The songwriting has matured past the band's humble pop beginnings to something more aggressive, yet accessible. Lush vocals and harmonies combine with strong instrumentation to support captivating melodies and lyrics.
The past year has been one of steady growth. SPIFF played at '03 Midpoint Music Fest, '04 Chicks Rock Fest and "Chicks on the Road" micro tour with Nashville's Mink. SPIFF also performed at the Blue Chip Cable Awards, as well as joining two dates of the Skywater Records' "Women Express" tour featuring Chicago's Rainy Day Crush, and The Rebekka Fisher Band.
Currently driving for regional and national exposure, SPIFF eagerly pursues the many opportunities that have begun to sprout from their past efforts and groundwork.
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